The top security news of last week from the V3 newsdesk
Android Stagefright, Carphone Warehouse hack and an Oracle rant: The week in security
Author: Jason Murdock
Eugene Kaspersky slams report alleging malware malpractice
Reuters reports alleges misconduct by the Russian firm but it denies all claims
Windows 10 sends data to Microsoft servers, even when told not to
Cortana and Bing continue to send 'random machine data'
950 million Android devices still at risk as Google Stagefright patch fails
Google has responded by releasing an 'open source' fix
Lenovo caught installing bloatware again with Windows BIOS backdoor
Rogue feature sends system data to Lenovo and is vulnerable to attack by hackers
Dropbox tightens security with two-factor USB authentication
Universal Second Factor from FIDO Alliance will now work for dropbox.com in Chrome
Adobe rolls out 34 security updates for Flash
Users urged to apply critical patches ASAP
Hacking group busted as US police charge 32 for stock manipulation
Group earned between $30m and $100m from cyber theft and insider trading
Microsoft issues 14 Patch Tuesday updates for Windows 10, Office and IE
Four patches marked 'critical'
Oracle moves to distance itself from CSO anti-security blog
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